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Money and Banking

Money and Banking

Assessment

Presentation

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Social Studies

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12th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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11 Slides • 6 Questions

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Chapter 14: Money, Banking, and The Fed
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Draw

How are you doing today?

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Open Ended

What bank do you/your family use for your financial needs?

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Poll

When you want to get a loan to buy a house or car, do you only pay back the amount you borrowed?

Yes

No

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Functions of Money

• Medium of Exchange: An accepted

form of payment for goods and
services

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• Standard of value: Used to measure

worth of goods/services

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• Store of value: Consumers can save

money to use later; money will keep its
value

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Multiple Choice

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Martin buys a new pair of Vans sneakers and spends $65. Which function of money helps him understand the cost of the shoes?

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Medium of exchange

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Standard of value

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Store of value

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Multiple Choice

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Vanessa used Apple Pay to pay for her recent haircut. Which function of money allowed Vanessa to use this form of payment?

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Medium of exchange

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Standard of value

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Store of value

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Multiple Choice

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Felipe has saved $500 from his job and wants to save all of it for at least one year. Which function of money allows for him to do this?

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Medium of exchange

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Standard of value

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Store of value

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What is the Federal Reserve?

● The Federal Reserve is the central

bank of the United States

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Goals of the Federal Reserve

*Please

write
this in
your

notes!*

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Federal Reserve System Structure

12 Reserve Banks

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Federal Reserve Banks

• Distribute the

nation’s currency
and coins

• Serve as banker

for the U.S.
Treasury

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Monetary Policy

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Controlling the growth of the money
supply

1. Tight/Contractionary monetary policy:
Decreases the money supply
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Less money means less spending
and less inflation → can lead to
contraction

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2. Loose/Expansionary monetary policy:
Increases the money supply
• More money means more spending and

expansion → can lead to inflation

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